Murder of two interrail women

Mørkeland presents in episode 307 two shocking cases, including the discovery of a woman in extreme physical decay on a sofa and the murder of a teenage girl in a shed. The episode goes through the macabre details from the crime scenes and the subsequent investigations.

Camilla Bjerregaard Aurvig and Kristine Sofie Bugbee present in the special episode Mørkeawards 2025 the most important true crime releases from the past year. The episode highlights listeners' favorites and the hosts' own recommendations within dark stories.

Mørkeland episode 305 covers a disturbing case from Valby, where a young man arrives at his mother's summer house with his son, before a dark family secret is revealed. The episode explores the events that led to the discovery of a cryptic letter and a shocking find in an attic.

Kurt Kragh, former criminal commissioner and deputy head of the Mobile Task Force, shares his experiences in solving complex crimes in this special episode of Danish Murder Cases. Together with host Stine Bolther, he discusses the psychological mechanisms behind murder and his personal journey into the police's elite unit.

Bruce Saunders was killed in Queensland in what initially appeared to be a tragic workplace accident, but turned out to be a cynical murder orchestrated by Sharon Graham. The podcast Secrets We Keep: Killer Charm uncovers the years of manipulation and greed that led to the crime.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode A Deadly Plan the details of the murder of a pregnant woman in Djursland near Randers. The case is notorious for an audio recording and the victim's prediction of her own death.

Michael Skakel was tried in 2002 for the murder of Martha Moxley, which took place in Greenwich, Connecticut in 1975. The episode examines the prosecution's lack of technical evidence and their reliance on witness testimony regarding confessions.

Something About Cari (Dateline NBC) covers in its third episode, The Circle Expands, the dramatic events following Cari Farver's disappearance in 2012. The investigators are confronted here with an arson and a sophisticated campaign of digital personality splitting orchestrated by Shanna Liz Golyar.

Michael Skakel was indicted in 2002 for the murder of Martha Moxley, which took place in 1975 in Greenwich, Connecticut. The episode covers the prosecution's case, which primarily relied on witness testimony regarding confessions rather than technical evidence.

Frederik Strand, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the most significant criminal cases in Danish history. The episode was released on December 13, 2025, and explores the police's methodology and the human tragedies behind the archive's darkest files.

Cari Farver disappeared without a trace in Omaha, Nebraska in November 2012, shortly after she began dating Dave Kroupa. The episode 'Bait and Switch' uncovers the wave of threatening messages that Dave and his ex-girlfriend Liz Golyar received after the disappearance.

Martha Moxley was found beaten to death with a golf club in the exclusive Belle Haven neighborhood of Greenwich, Connecticut, on October 30, 1975. The episode focuses on the initial police interrogations of Tommy Skakel, who was the last person to see the young girl alive.

Mørkeland episode 301 documents a violent double murder in a densely populated residential area, where a trivial conflict ended in gunfire fired between apartment buildings. Hosts Camilla and Kristine map out the police investigation, which extended to Germany before the perpetrator was identified.

You Are Not Alone launched its third season on November 12, 2025, on RadioPlay with Camilla Bjerregaard as the host. The podcast continues with weekly releases of creepy and unexplained accounts submitted by listeners.

Jane Doe was kidnapped by Shawn Grate in September 2016 in Ashland, Ohio, but was rescued after a life-threatening call to the police. The episode follows the 19-minute rescue operation and the subsequent confessions.

Anders Brandt Lundager, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the shooting of four police officers in Copenhagen. The case of the police murderer and the subsequent manhunt marked a historic turning point for Danish police.

Mørkeland (Episode 299) sheds light on the execution of two young women on interrail in Europe and the spectacular escape carried out by the Danish coffee pot murderer. The episode analyzes the tragic circumstances surrounding the women's trust and the police's intense hunt for the fugitive killer.